Sentence examples for supposed flaws from inspiring English sources

They regard his supposed flaws as great virtues.

And it's not amazing that supposed flaws are turned inside out.

The sequence proceeds with an inevitability that erases the supposed flaws in the text.

According to this view, bias, lack of logic and other supposed flaws that pollute the stream of reason are instead social adaptations that enable one group to persuade (and defeat) another.

It was, after all, appointed by an Islamist-dominated parliament last summer, shortly before Egypt's highest court disbanded the parliament because of supposed flaws in the rules under which it was elected.In this section Cocking a snook at the world Reconciliation at last? Democracy and riots A presidential grab?

PREDICTION: Falcons 27, Panthers 16 Jacksonville Jaguars (5-5) at Dallas Cowboys (3-7) For all of the Jaguars' supposed flaws (Fred Taylor is injury-prone, Mark Brunell is old, the roster is mediocre), they are still in the race for the A.F.C.

It's customary for me to complain about some supposed flaw.

Pretty soon, people stop viewing a supposed flaw as such when it's downplayed.

But reading constantly about his supposed fundamental flaws contrasts with the winning qualities ascribed to him when he was appointed by the FA as its chairman, without dispute, last year.

In 90 minutes (that felt longer), we learned who doesn't compost, who cleans up after his housekeeper, how much money everybody makes and how they feel about supposed character flaws, like grandstanding (John Liu), shouting (Christine Quinn), indecision (Bill de Blasio) or lack of belly fire (William Thompson Jr).

science like "reparative therapies," attempting to justify them by presenting LGBTQ people as genetically flawed -- a charge eerily reminiscent of the scientific racism and sexism that once undergirded treatment of blacks and women morally inferior due to supposed genetic flaws.